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Page 106
Pray , dry your eyes . What think you of , madam ? Dutch . Of nothing : When I
muse thus , I sleep . Cari . Like a mad - man , with your eyes open . Dutch . Dost
thou think we shall know one another In th ' other world ? Cari . Yes , out of
question ...
Pray , dry your eyes . What think you of , madam ? Dutch . Of nothing : When I
muse thus , I sleep . Cari . Like a mad - man , with your eyes open . Dutch . Dost
thou think we shall know one another In th ' other world ? Cari . Yes , out of
question ...
Page 114
more beautifully natural than the first dawn of good feeling in Ferdinand , “ Cover
her face : mine eyes dazzle : she died young ; " nor the intense anxiety of Bosola ,
when the Dutchess for a moment opens her eyes before she expires : “ her eye ...
more beautifully natural than the first dawn of good feeling in Ferdinand , “ Cover
her face : mine eyes dazzle : she died young ; " nor the intense anxiety of Bosola ,
when the Dutchess for a moment opens her eyes before she expires : “ her eye ...
Page 183
... This is one of the most striking and melancholy proofs , that exist in print , how
incapable contemporaries are of forming a right judgement , and obtaining just
views of transactions , which even pass before their eyes , or within their hearing .
... This is one of the most striking and melancholy proofs , that exist in print , how
incapable contemporaries are of forming a right judgement , and obtaining just
views of transactions , which even pass before their eyes , or within their hearing .
Page 231
Creech , in his translation of Lucretius , seems to have had his eye as much upon
the right reverend poet , as upon his author . ... The glowing eyes , with blood -
shot beams , look ' d red , [ Like blazing stars approaching fate foreshew ' d . ] ...
Creech , in his translation of Lucretius , seems to have had his eye as much upon
the right reverend poet , as upon his author . ... The glowing eyes , with blood -
shot beams , look ' d red , [ Like blazing stars approaching fate foreshew ' d . ] ...
Page 232
No sleep , no peace , no rest , Their wand ' ring and affrighted minds possess ' d ;
Upon their souls and eyes Hell and eternal horror lies , . Unusual shapes and
images , Dark pictures and resemblances , Of things to come , and of the world ...
No sleep , no peace , no rest , Their wand ' ring and affrighted minds possess ' d ;
Upon their souls and eyes Hell and eternal horror lies , . Unusual shapes and
images , Dark pictures and resemblances , Of things to come , and of the world ...
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| Title | The Retrospective Review.., Volume 7 |
| Editor | Henry Southern |
| Contributors | David Sampson Maurice, Charles and Henry Baldwyn |
| Publisher | Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2007 |
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